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C33 <br />before the Board of Commissioner. No action would-be ta en <br />to approve or deny the project until after the <br />environmental impacts were disclosed at the public hearing. <br />Variation 1 - Projects Involvin Mining or Hazardous Waste <br />Standard Review Procedure as above, with the following changes: <br />Step 1 - (Same as Standard Review Procedure <br />Step _2 - The distribution list for the EIS also includes the State <br />Clearinghouse. <br />Step 3 - While availability of the EIS for review is being <br />advertised in local newspapers, it will also be advertised <br />in the Environmental Bulletin published by the State <br />Clearinghouse. Comments received by the State will be <br />reviewed by the Clearinghouse at the close of the 15 -day <br />review period, and will.then be forwarded to the Planning <br />Department. <br />Step 4 - Local as well as State comments will be compiled and <br />summarized. It may take two to three weeks longer to <br />receive comments from the Clearinghouse, depending on when <br />the document is received. The Environmental Bulletin is <br />published twice each month and there are specific deadlines <br />required by the State which must be met in order for a <br />notice to included. <br />Stems - Same as Standard Review Procedure <br />Variation 2 - EIS Required by a State or Federal Agency <br />Step 1 - Application requirements include copies of the EIS as <br />prepared for State or Federal review, and an addendum to <br />address any impacts of local concern not included in the <br />original document. <br />Steps 2 -�5 - Same as Standard Review Procedure., if EIS has <br />already been reviewed through the Sate Clearinghouse. <br />OR <br />Steps 2 - 5 - Same as Variation -A if review through Clearinghouse <br />has not yet occurred. <br />� <br />� <br />0 <br />0 <br />